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The joint reference will spur the International Joint Commission to convene a binational board of experts and stakeholders to analyze and advise on solutions for selenium contamination in Lake Koocanusa, a transnational reservoir created by the Libby Dam on the Kootenai River. Such a board would likely include scientists, tribes and governments of all levels from both nations.

The United States and Canada have agreed to launch a joint probe into a long-running cross-border dispute involving pollution from coal mines in British Columbia flowing into American waters.

Suit launched in August seeks remedies for tens of thousands of affected coal miners.

The firm assisted an ASX lister on a US$640m acquisition and helped achieve a dual listing on the ASX

Analysis - New Caledonia's current nickel industry crisis has prompted several pro-French parties to call for a "state of economic urgency".

Peachland has role to play in a new composting facility being built at the old Brenda Mine site, two of the leaders behind the project told council on Tuesday.

LSE ‘will not be sold to foreign group’ insists CEO

QFF urges QLD government to stop exploration licenses for Carbon Capture and Storage near the Great Artesian Basin. Stay informed on the latest developments.

In 2021-22, Canada attracted only US$119 billion in foreign capital. Capital outflows were more than twice that amount. Read more.

The list of Australia's largest emitters of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions changed for the 2022-23 fiscal year to 30 June, with Australian independent Woodside Energy and UK-Australian mining firm Rio Tinto each climbing one spot and Czech investment firm Sev.en Global Investments entering the rankings for the first time.